We talk about sexual education in primary schools and menstrual workshops. Thursday, November 4 at 4:00 p.m.:
When we published information about menstrual workshops, many comments appeared below the article. The information was discussed extensively, especially on Facebook. Most of the young men who commented were, to put it mildly, not favorably disposed toward the idea of such workshops. Women, on the other hand, wrote very positive comments. One of them summed up the opinions appearing below the article:
Some comments and reactions to the article, such as a “mocking emoji,” prove that this kind of education is indeed necessary. In many homes, hygiene, menstruation and puberty are taboo subjects. It is enough to read the statistics included in the article, but some people limited themselves to reading the headline. It is easiest to complain and mock, but unfortunately such reactions show how immature some people are. And no, such conversations should not be limited solely to the relationship between mother and daughter. There is nothing shameful or embarrassing about talking about it.
We will add a poll to the interview asking whether sexual education is needed in schools.